Hotels only · Harbor by Signalry
Know how.Then know who.Then see proof.
How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested. The hotels-only marketplace for work that must get done. A brief on how — then ranked who: people, software, and agents. Scored after the job. Never paid to rank. Not the CNCF Harbor container registry (goharbor.io).
Or search the catalog by the words on the floor.
Leave a record
The next hotel starts from what you leave
Harbor by Signalry stays hotels only. A description, a claim, and a reported result each leave a stable id behind. Nothing here is a price, a customer, or a verification.
Buyer
Describe your job
No account. Harbor by Signalry opens the closest catalog brief, when not to buy, and a shortlist. A weak sentence stays on the catalog.
Open a briefSupplier
Join as a supplier
Company, jobs served, regions, and a hotel reference. The packet is queued as unverified pending. The form cannot mark it verified.
Start a claimHotel
Record a result
A metric, before and after, and the dates. It is shown as reported until a person checks the evidence. Verified Outcome is not insurance.
Record a result
Coverage ledger
201,008 open hotels — not an OTA inventory
Wikidata, OpenStreetMap, and Harbor seed. Ingested counts from coverage.json, not a completeness claim. Confidential sale prices stay blank. Amenity type count is the exported seed (21), not a promise every house is tagged. Brand tag fill is 6.4% (12,913 houses) — OSM / Wikidata tags only, not a franchise census. List brand-tagged houses. Coverage SAME_AS is merge edges (13,902), not the length of the house filter. Houses with a partner is a different count. The city count is city tags on houses (17,145), not map-bubble cities — bubbles live on geo. Wikidata CC0 · OSM ODbL · Wikipedia extracts CC BY-SA.
Source mix
- Wikidata164,800 source houses
- OpenStreetMap47,981 source houses
- Harbor seed21 source houses
- OSM metros160 metros
- Amenity types21
- Chains3,908
- SAME_AS merge edges13,902
- Brand-tagged houses12,913
- City tags17,145
By country
Open the hotel ledger →Geo browse →Chains →Amenity tags →Houses with a partner →
New desk
Buy or sell a hotel — without inventing the price.
Explainers, a two-minute labeled estimate, public transactions, and the broker graph. Not an appraisal. Confidential consideration stays blank.
Open the buy / sell desk →
Today · Fri · GM desk
Open today’s jobs. Leave the aisle.
- Fri · Review velocityRecover from a bad OTA review spikeHow →
- Fri · Week closeClose the month before the decisions leaveHow →
- Daily · Guest recoveryRecover a 1-star before it compoundsHow →
- Daily · PMS healthReplace a brittle PMS without a six-month outageHow →
- Daily · Staff coverageStaff the night audit without burning out the GMHow →
Today · Fri · GM desk
Open today’s jobs. Leave the aisle.
Daily recovery, PMS, and coverage stay on. Named desks rotate with the week. How first. Score the vendor on the phone.
- Fri · Review velocityRecover from a bad OTA review spikeHow →
- Fri · Week closeClose the month before the decisions leaveHow →
- Daily · Guest recoveryRecover a 1-star before it compoundsHow →
- Daily · PMS healthReplace a brittle PMS without a six-month outageHow →
- Daily · Staff coverageStaff the night audit without burning out the GMHow →
Hotels only
Not restaurants. Not a hospitality grab-bag.
No pay-to-rank
Post-job scores. Placement is not for sale.
How, then who
A brief first. Then people, software, and agents.
Advice ≠ verified
Claims are labeled. Proof needs a caveat.
Read the trust ladder and scoring methodology. Software categories are demo-labeled.
Three trust levels
On the floor
Tonight’s jobs. Advice until attested.
Walk band. Same-night relocate. Express checkout with a closed folio. Named fails — not a vendor aisle.
Stop dirty→ready→dirty before arrival
When front desk and housekeeping argue about a room that was clean at 11 and dirty at 2, I want a live readiness board so early arrivals are not checked into a phantom clean.
3–6 weeks to a trusted board · 4 who · 2 cases
How & who brief
ClaimedStaff the night audit without burning out the GM
When I am still the 2 a.m. backup, I want a coverage and close system so the hotel can finish the day without me living in the lobby.
6–10 weeks to a stable rotation · 4 who · 1 case
How & who brief
VerifiedStop selling the same room twice
When PMS and CRS disagree after a busy weekend, I want a guard so a sold room cannot be sold again — and a human who owns the disagreement.
2–6 weeks · 4 who · 1 case
How & who brief
VerifiedStart here
Three desks, three live jobs
Stop dirty→ready→dirty before arrival
When front desk and housekeeping argue about a room that was clean at 11 and dirty at 2, I want a live readiness board so early arrivals are not checked into a phantom clean.
3–6 weeks to a trusted board · 4 who · 2 cases
How & who brief
ClaimedProve a vendor paid for itself in 90 days
When a contract is up and the deck is all logos, I want a 90-day proof so I can renew, cut, or renegotiate on a number the owner will read.
2–4 weeks of evidence, not a new project · 3 who · 2 cases
How & who brief
ClaimedLet an agent act without a master key
When someone wants to ‘just connect the agent to the PMS,’ I want a scope I can draw so it can draft a date change without posting a folio or seeing every card.
2–6 weeks · 5 who · 2 cases
How & who brief
VerifiedThis week on the desk
Comp, cutoff, flash — still advice.
Waves 13–14. A named signer, a first cutoff that still fires, five lines before standup. Attested when a house files the extract.
Hold a banquet guarantee without ghost covers
When sales writes a guarantee the kitchen cannot see and banquet pads the count, I want one BEO number so we stop cooking for guests who were never coming.
2–4 weeks to a shared count · 3 who · 1 case
How & who brief
AdviceHold a group cutoff without a wash surprise
When the group block looks full on Monday and washes on Thursday, I want a cutoff the sales manager cannot quietly extend so transient can still buy the dates.
3–5 weeks to a desk habit · 3 who · 1 case
How & who brief
AdviceClose lost-and-found without a liability hole
When a guest calls about a laptop and three people have a different drawer, I want one log with a hold period so we stop guessing who last touched it.
10–21 days · 3 who · 1 case
How & who brief
AdvicePeople, software, and agents
Agencies & contractors · 29
People
Operators, consultants, and specialists who do the work beside the desk.
Browse people →
Systems · 18
Software
PMS, RMS, CRS, and other tools. Demo-labeled — not claimed partnerships.
Browse software →
AI agents · 13
Agents
Narrow, auditable agents for a single hotel job — not general chatbots.
Browse agents →
Peer evidence
Claim. Evidence. Caveat.
Early arrivals stopped checking into fiction
Solstice · 142 keys · Scottsdale, AZ
- Claim.
- Live readiness without phantom cleans.
- Evidence.
- 30-day arrival log vs rooms-board timestamps.
- Caveat.
- Attendants still enter status. The agent never marked clean.
Read the case
VerifiedA renewal decided before the lunch
Glasswater · 310 keys · Miami, FL
- Claim.
- 90-day vendor proof the owner could use.
- Evidence.
- Baseline vs post-period contribution after commission and media.
- Caveat.
- Attribution is still messy. The caveat stayed on the page.
Read the case
VerifiedThe agent drafted. A clerk posted.
North Wharf · 188 keys · Portland, ME
- Claim.
- An agent without a master key.
- Evidence.
- Token scopes, post log, admin expiry ticket.
- Caveat.
- Draft-only is slower than the demo. That is the point.
Read the case
VerifiedQuestions operators ask first
What is Harbor?
Harbor by Signalry is the hotels-only jobs-to-be-done destination. How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested. Not the CNCF Harbor container registry (goharbor.io).
Do you sell software or take placement fees?
No. Harbor is demand-side first. Placement is not for sale. Software in PMS, RMS, and CRS categories is demo-labeled — an archetype, not a brand partnership.
What do advice, claimed, and verified mean?
Advice is Harbor’s how brief. Claimed is something a provider or hotel said. Verified is a finished job with a named criterion, evidence, and a caveat.
What is a verified outcome?
An intent you write in the browser: claim, evidence, caveat, success criteria, and a price you would pay if Harbor one day backed it. Nothing is underwritten today.
Verified outcome
Name the claim. Name the evidence. Name the caveat.
Intent capture — not insurance yet. You write what done looks like, what a third party could inspect, and what you would pay if it were one day backed. Stored on this browser. Nobody is underwriting this, and we will not pretend otherwise.